The document summarizes a class field trip to Greenbelt 5 and the Ayala Museum where students saw various sculptures on display outside, including robot monsters called The Twins by artist Tito Arturo. The sculptures had different textures, from rough to smooth, and sometimes included the artist's signature and year of creation. Examples given include the twisty snake-like sculpture Noguchi, the jeepney-eating sculpture Anito, and a shiny sculpture resembling a house or bus stop.

1. We read a story called Tito Arturo Makes Robot Monsters. A kid imagines sculptures are robot monsters. These sculptures are on display in front of Ayala Museum.

2. Our class and Ms. Bo’s class went on a field trip. We went to Greenbelt 5 and Ayala museum. We saw a lot of sculptures, some of them by Tito Arturo.

3. We saw robot monsters. One of them was called The Twins. One of them tiptoes on his toes. The other one balances on his head.

4. This is Noguchi. He is a robot snake and he likes to sleep in the dark. He was really slippery and really curved. I like the way Noguchi is so twisty.

5. These are the signatures on some of the sculptures. Some are rough sculptures and some are smooth. These tell you who made the sculpture. Sometimes it tells you what year it was made.

6. This sculpture is called Anito. It is a jeepney-eater! It has a vacuum that sucks them up.

7. This sculpture was very, very smooth and shiny. It is shiny because it was made in 2010. It was like a house or like a bus stop. It looks like the sails on a boat. It looks like a window.

8. One sculpture was a ladder. It showed 4 men. One was sitting on the bottom. He was sad. Another one was climbing. He was in the middle. The other one was almost at the top. The last one had balloons. He was at the top.

9. These are some sculptures made by somebody that we don’t know. They are at Greenbelt as decoration and to make people go to Greenbelt.

10. Snack Time was like a picnic!

11. People use their imagination to make signs for restaurants. We saw Easter eggs at Greenbelt. The eggs were colourful and big. They were loose so they could fall down. It was hollow inside. The eggs had a lot of designs. People use their imagination to use flowers to make it look pretty at Greenbelt.

12. We are sketching the sculptures outside Ayala Museum. Most people sketched Noguchi.

13. We got to choose one sculpture to sketch and we are going to make a presentation about the sculpture we chose.

14. We are looking inside Ayala Museum. We wanted to go in and look at the paintings.